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YouTube weather reports by David Lynch is the coronavirus surrealism we need

Famous American filmmaker and surrealist David Lynch has resumed his local weather forecast tales from a 10-year damage. Thanks, coronavirus.
Noted American filmmaker and surrealist David Lynch has resumed his weather forecast reports from a 10-year break. Thank you, coronavirus.

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